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OKX Partners with Tafabot, providing more Bot selection across Spot, Futures and Arbitrage
We have established a partnership with Tafabot, a provider of trading bots. Tafabot has recently introduced an advanced AI-powered trading bot named NeuralNet Bot, catering to traders seeking an edge in the market. Furthermore, they have launched Auto Leverage 3.0, a feature designed to help users capture opportunities in the market without requiring any knowledge of cryptocurrencies. This...Published on 23 May 2023Updated on 17 Nov 2025AnnouncementsHow do Simple Buy/Sell and Spot Trading differ?
Spot Trading lets you buy and sell crypto at live market prices, with more control over how and when your orders are filled. Market orders fill instantly at the best available bid/ask. Limit orders fill only at the price you set (or better). Fees are shown separately and follow a maker/taker schedule. Spot on the webHow do Simple Buy/Sell and Spot Trading compare?Published on 28 July 2025Updated on 9 Dec 2025FAQ2Position data differences on manual trading and copy trading pages
The data on these pages will usually have some differences. This is because the manual trading page combines the data for all orders under one position, while the copy trading page displays data for each individual order separately. For example, in the following scenario, a copy trader is copying ETHUSDT perpetual contract trades. The data on each page will appear as follows.Published on 22 Mar 2023Updated on 1 Apr 2025Product documentationOKX Web3 Launches Cryptopedia on Web: Play DApps and Earn Rewards Across Multiple Platforms
1) Clear quest plans to avoid unnecessary efforts For each season, OKX Cryptopedia will display different network themes and establish clear quest plans. OKX Wallet partners with selected projects to jointly develop learning quests, helping you interact accurately and save time. 2) NFT giveaway increases earnings and on-chain opportunities After completing quests, you will also receive rewards.Published on 27 Nov 2023Updated on 17 Nov 2025AnnouncementsWhat's a limit order?
What's a limit order and market orders? When placing an order to buy or sell to close a position, the most commonly used order types are limit orders and market orders. You can choose the order type that best suits your trading needs.What's a limit order? A limit order is an order where you set the order quantity and the maximum price you are willing to buy or the minimum price you are willing to sell.Published on 22 Aug 2023Updated on 27 Jan 2026FAQ175Strategy order types
If your order fails to fill, your position and margin will still be available. (4) Once the stop order is triggered and your order price conflicts with our price limit restrictions, your order will be placed at the highest or lowest price allowed when triggered. (5) The price restrictions for stop orders for different contracts are different and are subject to changes in the market conditions. (6) For stop market orders in one way mode and stop market orders to close positions in hedge mode, if thePublished on 30 Nov 2022Updated on 12 Mar 2026Product documentationBasic order types
Placing an order on the order page On the order page (limit order, market order, advanced limit order, TP/SL and trailing TP/SL order), you can choose "Reduce-only" to place an order. Submit a TP/SL order along with an open order When submitting a TP/SL order along with an open order,the TP/SL order is a reduce-only order by default. Placing an order on the position page On the position page, TP/SL, Close, and Close all, are all reduce-only orders by default.Published on 16 June 2022Updated on 13 Mar 2026Product documentationOptions Order and Position Limits
Therefore he can place orders.Published on 10 Dec 2019Updated on 1 Apr 2025Product documentationWhat are the rules for P2P order cancellation?
User types Conditions that trigger the restrictions New OKX users: Completed less than 3 P2P trading orders since registration (including both buy order and sell order) More than 5 cancellations before payment on the same day, or more than 3 cancellations after selecting Payment Completed Old OKX users: Completed 3 or more P2P trading orders since registration (including both buy order and sell order) More than 3 cancellations before payment on the same day, or more than 1 cancellation after selectingPublished on 16 Aug 2023Updated on 24 Mar 2026FAQ1,765Trading Fee Rules FAQ
What is the difference between maker and taker fees? A taker order occurs when you place a trade that is immediately filled against an order already on the order book. Taker orders incur a fee based on the taker fee rate. A maker order happens when you place an order that goes on the order book with a set price and quantity, such as a limit order that sits on the book until matched. Maker orders are charged a fee based on the maker fee rate.Published on 22 Mar 2024Updated on 31 Mar 2026FAQ1,076Nitro Spreads Introduction
Nitro Spreads Nitro Spreads is a spread order book within Liquid Marketplace for you to trade spreads and basis. Spread trading capitalizes on spreads, i.e. price differences between related assets across different markets, usually with the same underlying or reference instrument. Nitro Spreads simplifies spread trading by simplifying the process for you. No more juggling positions across separate order books.Published on 7 Mar 2024Updated on 1 Dec 2025Product documentationHow do I display historic orders on the chart?
You'll be able to activate the display of historic orders directly on the trading chart. This feature allows you to view past executed trades, including their price points, quantities, and timestamps, offering a visual representation of your trading activity over time. By analyzing historic orders, you can better understand market behavior, identify recurring patterns, and assess the effectiveness of your trading strategies.Published on 29 Nov 2024Updated on 10 Sept 2025FAQ417How do I determine my company type and understand which documents I need to prepare?
Accounting department: The accounting department may have insights into your institution's financial structure and regulatory requirements, which can help in identifying the appropriate institution type. Corporate secretary: The corporate secretary or governance officer is responsible for maintaining institution records and can provide information about your institution's legal structure.Published on 13 Oct 2023Updated on 12 Feb 2026FAQ136How do I share order parameters?
Follow these steps to share your order details quickly and effectively: Navigate to the trading page: head over to the Trading section, this is where you can view your open and pending orders. Select the order you want to share: identify the specific order you wish to share. This could be an open, completed, or pending order that contains the trade details you want to discuss. Access the Share option: within the order details panel, locate the Share Order option.Published on 7 May 2025Updated on 10 Sept 2025FAQ4How do I turn on the quick order feature?
There are two types of Quick Order options available to cater to different trading styles and preferences: the Floating window and the Plus button. The Floating window provides a customizable interface that can be moved around your screen, allowing you to place orders without disrupting your main workspace. This option is ideal for those who prefer flexibility and want quick access to trading functions while keeping their focus on market charts and other important data.Published on 23 Oct 2024Updated on 10 Sept 2025FAQ14